All decisions
about 420 Board decisions about Ron Pelosi, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- A second reading passed with no subject on this page.
- Board rereferred the $211,600 appropriation for various departments, including Recreation and Park, to Finance Committee for reconsideration.
- A hotel is allowed at 1130 Sacramento Street and Sproule Lane
- Owners protest their bills for the Madison and Pioche Streets work
- Appeal over 1130 Sacramento Street set for a February hearing
- Supervisors commended a resident for years of civic service.
- Committee opposes changing Nineteenth and Noriega Street from shops to apartments
- Block at Fillmore and Pine Streets rezoned for shops
- Four ways of splitting the Madison and Pioche Streets bills weighed
- Supervisor Pelosi raised the Northern Waterfront area and asked the Director of Property about the value of property used there.
- Madison and Pioche Streets paving bills put off again
- Police accept $490.99 gift for car-theft prevention campaign
- A proposal to rezone the northeast corner of Noriega Street and Nineteenth Avenue from C-2 to R-3 was considered again.
- Board temporarily postponed a presentation by John S. Bolles Associates on the northern waterfront plan.
- Board sets April 1 date to hear northern waterfront plan
- Mayor asked to proclaim Invest-in-America Week, April 29 to May 4
- Mayor asked to proclaim [name withheld], late April
- Appeal over 443 Bosworth Street set for an April hearing
- Proposed resolution disapproving a planning denial of a Hampshire Street use change was continued to May 6, 1968.
- Hampshire Street land-use change appeal put off to May 6.
- City urges federal plague lab stay in San Francisco
- Height and parking rules for Jackson Square sent back to planners
- Board set June 10, 1968 at 2:00 p.m. as the special order for presenting the Municipal Executives' Association scholarship award.
- Hearing set for July 22 on property change at 284-6 Twelfth Avenue
- Supervisor Pelosi's request that the City Attorney research laws on disrupting public meetings was granted.
- Supervisor Pelosi moved to amend the Board's rules on evicting persons who disrupt public meetings; the vote is on the next page.
- Urges state approval of Student Union design, sent to committee
- Taller buildings may be allowed in North Beach and Jackson Square
- Supervisor Pelosi asked that sixty-one vacant uniformed police positions be filled without delay, citing crime concerns in Alamo Square.
- Appeal over Haight Street near Broderick set for October
- An appeal seeks to rezone property on the north side of Haight Street from R-3 and R-4 to C-1, after the Planning Commission refused it.
- The Haight Street rezoning appeal is put off again
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page.
- Proposed business tax break for newspapers, magazines and broadcasters.
- Supervisor Pelosi's resolution opposing an Army anti-missile base on [name withheld] was referred to the State and National Affairs Committee.
- Board endorses youth club's benefit musical show, January 11, 1969
- Supervisor Pelosi asked for committee hearings on State Board of Equalization cuts to utility property assessments; referred to Finance Committee.
- Muni fare revision put off to January 20; still pending.
- Rule on removing disruptive people from meetings put off.
- Golden Gate Bridge district asked to delay bus plans; sent to committee.
- Hearing set on the appeal at Forty-second Avenue and Geary Boulevard
- Golden Era Building landmark plan cleared a first vote.
- Shop zoning refused for 2031 Lane Street after neighbors objected
- Supervisors refused to overturn the denial of a convalescent hospital at Forty-second Avenue and Geary Boulevard.
- Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood agency vote postponed.
- $70,000 for Model City program put off for now.
- City backs state paying police costs at San Francisco State College
- Shop zoning denied for 3275-3299 San Bruno Avenue
- Grocery store at 1240 Revere Avenue refused permission to expand
- Business tax change put off a year; sent to Finance Committee.
- Tax roll clerical fix raises some owners' taxes
- [name withheld] land bought for $43,500 for a Page Street mini-park
- Supervisors Mailliard and Pelosi proposed seeking recommendations for naming a public facility after [name withheld]; referred to committee.
- Washington Street closed between Divisadero and Broderick for a school fair
- Surplus property commission to meet only when chair calls.
- Police Appreciation Day proposal; outcome not shown here.
- Late appeals on escaped property assessments allowed next year
- Planning Committee recommendation to amend the City Planning Code definition of family was taken up out of order.
- Transfer of temporary war housing to the city put off.
- City backed a [name withheld], May 5-10
- Endorsed a Chinatown-North Beach health program; sought full federal funding
- Consideration of a proposed Planning Code change for auto wrecking yards in M-1 and M-2 districts was continued to June 30, 1969.
- City endorsed saving the Tule elk herd
- New rules for property tax appeals adopted
- Proposed planning code change allowing automobile wrecking as a conditional use in industrial districts was continued to July 7, 1969.
- Proposal to allow automobile wrecking as a conditional use in M-1 and M-2 districts was continued to July 14, 1969.
- Six city officials granted leave of absence
- City asks federal government if parts of city qualify for aid
- City backs Save Biafran Children Week, September 14-21
- A charter amendment moving the craft pay review date from July 1 to August 1 was continued to September 2, 1969.
- A charter amendment allowing collective bargaining rules for miscellaneous and platform employees was continued to September 2, 1969.
- A charter amendment allowing the Port Commission to issue revenue bonds was continued to September 2, 1969.
- A charter amendment proposing 95% progress payments on public works contracts, with a 5% holdback, was continued to September 2, 1969.
- Request on permit appeals board sent to committee.
- Webster Street land use change postponed to October 27
- Hearing set on the shop zoning appeal at 1221-1231 Potrero Avenue
- Appeal against Karen Court land-use decision turned down
- Pelosi asked City Planning to consider declaring the area fronting Washington Square a historical district; referred to committee.
- Pelosi asked the Planning Director to evaluate the impact of more public housing on Potrero Hill; no objection.
- Supervisor Pelosi offered Board help to the Civil Service Commission in recruiting a qualified investment manager for the Retirement System.
- City covers $1,412.85 lost to forged city checks
- [name withheld] asks for a barrier at Palou and Silver Avenue
- Letter of praise sent to Sons of Italy lodges
- Request for information on noise effects on human beings; outcome continues on next page.
- Secondhand and antique dealers would need city permits; sent to committee
- Supervisor Pelosi's request for a City Attorney draft requiring public hearings before voter propositions was granted.
- Supervisor Pelosi asked a committee to review management of the city retirement system funds; referred to committee.
- Proposed rule change on youth matters sent to committee.
- Supervisors Pelosi and Mailliard asked the Mayor to proclaim July 4, 1970 as Filipino-American Friendship Day; the request was referred to committee.
- Hearings on delinquency commission proposed; no decision recorded.
- City replies to 1969 [name withheld] report sent to court.
- One Public Works employee sent to Houston waste conference.
- Resolution endorsing the first annual Golden Gate Marathon and urging City agencies to cooperate was presented by Supervisor Pelosi.
- $5,000 reward for catching city property vandals approved
- Part of Islais Creek Channel near Weldon Street to be closed
- Southern Bay Crossing policy sent to committee.
- Summer recreation events money sent to committee.
- Hearing set on the rezoning appeal for 524 Thirtieth Avenue
- Building Code amendments on cross-references and clerical errors were continued one week on Supervisor Pelosi's motion.
- Proposed $45 million school bond for June 2 vote.
- Placer County and developers urged to protect Tahoe Basin environment
- Bridge district urged to carry out a commuter ferry plan
- Ocean Avenue property west of Faxon put off to November 30
- Proposal to allow automobile washing in several commercial and industrial zones was continued to November 30, 1970.
- The Board and the Redevelopment Agency opened a joint public hearing on a proposed redevelopment plan for the Regal Pale Approved area.
- Proposal to allow automobile washing as a conditional use in commercial zones and a principal use in industrial zones was continued to December 7, 1970.
- Board endorsed rewards for police and firefighters' extraordinary service
- Proposed car-wash zoning change was referred back to the Planning and Development Committee after service station operators asked to be heard.
- New plaza at Seventh and Market named United Nations Plaza
- Supervisor Pelosi's request that supervisors meet the 1971 [name withheld] was granted.
- Mental health clinic lease at 3817 Twenty-fourth Street sent to committee
- Board asks for Farallon Islands wilderness protection
- Pelosi asked for a study of one central switchboard for emergency calls, and it was referred to Governmental Services Committee.
- Supervisors asked Congress to help laid-off skilled technicians
- Model Cities program rules sent to committee
- Dog and cat license fee change cleared first vote; final vote due.
- Board refused to vacate part of Princeton Street between Felton and Silliman Streets after neighbours objected to a planned development.
- Mayor asked to proclaim Philippine Week in June
- Request granted for a follow-up letter urging a change to the city sick leave rule for cash payment.
- Supervisor Pelosi requested an open letter to residents on the Board's stance on pornography.
- Charter amendment to elect supervisors by numbered seat was continued to April 5, 1971.
- Plan to spend $500,000 yearly on hospital equipment sent to committee.
- City backs federal plan to share tax money with cities
- Changes to city worker health plan rates; final vote still due.
- U.[name withheld] asked to invite Chinese table tennis team to city
- Citizens' committee on Northern Waterfront development put on hold.
- City workers may use vacation time while working at elections
- Finance Committee members excused for dinner before evening budget hearings
- Urging recycled paper buying sent to committee.
- Board backs bike path extension from Sausalito to Strawberry
- Map showing the opening of Gallagher Lane between Tehama and Clementina Streets was approved after being rereferred to committee.
- Board temporarily postponed action on a citizens' petition to limit building heights after the Registrar certified enough signatures.
- Appeal against permission for an automobile sales lot at 3500 Army Street was temporarily postponed.
- Resolution endorsing state bill AB 474 regulating outdoor advertising signs was ordered calendared for Board consideration.
- City's stance on state BART billboard bill sent back to committee.
- Rules for property tax appeals panel sent to committee.
- Supervisor Pelosi moved that the City study whether it could take over electric power distribution.
- Consumers Arise Now asked to appear before the Board on city takeover of electric power, called up from committee by Pelosi.
- City Planning asked to help find downtown college campuses; sent to committee.
- Repeal of electrical permit fee law moves toward final vote.
- Board adopted the Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for the Mayor, supervisors and several city commissioners.
- Motion to combine police and fire pay measures withdrawn.
- Police work-week change put off until August 9.
- Police seek federal money for computer records system; sent to committee.
- Administrative Code amended to add disability benefit Section 2.23-1 for miscellaneous employees, passed on first reading.
- Board asks federal government to keep Park Service center in SF
- Board backs creating a Tule elk wildlife refuge
- Disability pay for city workers hurt by crimes sent to committee
- Proposed resolution approving San Francisco's 1972-73 Workable Program for Community Improvement; discussion continues.
- Supervisor Pelosi asked the Director of Property about the present use of a former juvenile facility on Greenwich Street.
- Board asked the Public Utilities Commission about its plans for the Kirkland Busyard Site.
- Board adopted a resolution commending Matthew C. Carberry, presented by Supervisor Pelosi on behalf of all members.
- Board commends Matthew C. Carberry
- Mayor asked to name St. Patrick's Day citizens committee
- Board asks Mayor to push Muni overseers to undo cuts
- Board's comments on 1971 [name withheld] report to go to court.
- The Board adopted a petition asking the Mayor to urge the Public Utilities Commission to reconsider cutting Municipal Railway service.
- The Board adopted a resolution wishing the San Francisco Giants a successful baseball season.
- Mayor to proclaim Invest in America Week, April 30 to May 6
- Member appointed to regional transit coordinating council
- Board adopted a motion asking the Mayor to proclaim Police Week, May 14-20, 1972, and Police Officers Memorial Day, May 15.
- City asked to mark June 22, 1972 as Filipino-American Day
- A request about obscured arterial stop signs on various thoroughfares is raised; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Mayor asked to proclaim Saint Francis Week, October 1-8
- Supervisor Pelosi's request for a City Attorney opinion on Social Security coverage for part-time city workers was granted.
- Supervisor Pelosi's request that Public Health look into helping the Urban American Indian Health Clinic was granted.
- October 7 named a festival day for Hunters Point-Bayview-Potrero Hill
- Ballot statement on printing contract working conditions; vote not shown.
- Board asks the Mayor to proclaim Retarded Children's Month
- Public hearing set for November 13 on pending resolutions
- Mayor asked to proclaim November 18 as
- Mayor asked to proclaim Invest-in-America Week, April 29 to May 5
- Public hearing set on Yerba Buena Center redevelopment plan changes.
- Congress urged to keep funding the Job Corps center
- Request for a Postal Street Academy Day proclamation approved
- Arts complex in Golden Gate recreation area sent to committee.
- Proposed: cap on candidate spending for Nov. 1973 election sent to committee.
- Mayor asked to proclaim
- Mayor asked to proclaim November 23
- Resolution 857-73 was adopted by the Board, with ten ayes and one supervisor absent.
- Supervisor Gonzales allowed to attend Albuquerque conference; passed
- Board moves to rezone North Point and Bay land as public
- Supervisor Gonzales granted leave to be out of state, Feb 23 to March 3
- Protests over the Montcalm Street work taken up again
- The Board scheduled a public hearing for March 4, 1974 on a proposed Municipal Railway monthly pass.
- Pay rules for miscellaneous city staff put off for now.
- Board recessed to continue pay rules debate on March 15
- Candlestick Park office lease vote rescinded and
- Office space at Candlestick Park proposed for San Francisco Stadium
- Board overturns the Planning Commission on Roosevelt Way zoning
- Office space at Candlestick Park proposed for San Francisco Stadium
- Endorsement of Proposition Two, state bond for water-cleanup plants; vote not shown.
- The Board adopted File 100-74-8, sponsored by Supervisor Pelosi, with no further detail printed.
- Rules defining dance academies proposed under police code.
- $14 million Port improvement money considered.
- Social Services spending of $1,296 sent to committee.
- Proposed six-month ban on converting large apartment buildings to condominiums was continued to May 13, 1974.
- Ordinance changing teachers' retirement allowance after age sixty was under consideration and continued.
- Proposed city mental health services plan for fiscal 1974-75, with reorganizing Northeast Mental Health Center, was debated.
- Supervisors passed on first reading an ordinance adopting the Stockton/Sacramento redevelopment plan for its project area.
- Supervisor Pelosi presented a resolution commending San Francisco Consumer Action; its outcome is printed on the next page.
- Resolution urging Congress to allocate $153,000 for the Golden Gate Recreational Travel Study was adopted.
- The Board adopted a motion asking the Mayor to proclaim May 14, 1974 as Soviet Jewish Prisoner of [name withheld].
- Nob Hill blocks near Mason Street limited to fewer apartments
- Sheriff's $1,250 gift for ex-offender job help; outcome not shown.
- Security rules for certain building types pushed to July 22.
- Federal probe of school staffing put off a week.
- Two-thirds vote rule for extra spending sent to voters
- Trades pay and health benefit changes; result not shown.
- Taxi fare increase advanced with changes; final vote still needed.
- Limousine fare increase advanced; final vote still needed.
- Proposed ordinance to raise jitney bus rates for for-hire vehicles was passed for second reading.
- Victorian Alliance appealed denial of landmark status for the [name withheld] Building at 1117 Geary Street; hearing set for September 16, 1974.
- Victorian Alliance appealed denial of landmark status for City of Paris building; hearing set September 16, 1974.
- Appeal over Atherton House landmark status set for hearing.
- City asked to proclaim August 26 Women's Equality Day
- Some Inner Sunset lots would be rezoned for lower-density homes.
- Open space and park fund ballot argument put off for now.
- Trash pickup funds for Log Cabin Ranch put off.
- Baden Street rebuilt with new levels and $29,000 city aid
- Sets this year's city and school taxes; not final yet.
- Appeal of city planners' denial of [name withheld] Building landmark put off.
- Condo conversion freeze extended by thirty days
- Port Commission urged to add harbor police and lights at Fisherman's Wharf
- Two-month ban on condo conversion of big apartment buildings gets first vote.
- The Haas-Lilienthal House on Franklin Street becomes a landmark
- The Tanforan Cottage at 214 Dolores Street becomes a landmark
- The Stanyan House at 2006 Bush Street becomes a landmark
- Civil service union's room request turned down
- [name withheld] backed in principle for a Performing Arts Center
- Performing arts center plan at [name withheld] put off to January 13.
- Landmark status refused for the Atherton House on California Street
- [name withheld] Building landmark law proposed; outcome not shown here.
- Block 810 offered for a Performing Arts Center or Public Library
- Appeal against refusal of a conditional use for an automobile dismantling operation at 565 Bryant Street was temporarily postponed.
- News vehicle traffic exemption rules delayed until March 10.
- Park renovation advisory board plan put off.
- Request to state on highrise safety rules put off.
- Citizens' board for park renovation put off to April 28.
- Appeal against refusal to rezone part of the Inner Sunset from R-4 and R-3 to R-2 was temporarily postponed.
- Mayor's veto of $25,000 voter registration money delayed.
- Hearing speakers must stick to the question; vote delayed.
- Park renovation advisers named; one name dropped
- Yerba Buena arbitration settlement put off for later vote.
- Yerba Buena arbitration settlement put off to May 19.
- Two people named to park renovation citizens' advisory committee
- Performing arts study deal delayed; city's share cut to $22,500
- Confirmation of Redevelopment Agency member put off.
- Opera House arts-center planning deal failed on a tie vote
- The Board granted the State Department permission to use the Board Chambers on October 7, 1975 for a Senior Seminar.
- Mental health board appointments postponed to [name withheld] 22.
- Shops proposed in place of flats on Steiner Street
- Shops proposed in place of flats on Webster Street
- Public Works was granted permission to use City Hall Room 228 for an [name withheld] hearing on October 15, 1975.
- Coalition for Neighborhood Parks nominated for a Bay Area award
- Mayor asked to proclaim Symphony Marathon week
- Special permission refused for 2426 Pine Street
- The Board voted 11-0 to recess so members could attend Mayor-elect George R. Moscone's inaugural ceremonies.
- Landmarks board to argue for ACA 111 ballot measure; no vote shown.
- City home-buying help program still pending.
- Board rule change on naming bill authors put off to March 1.
- Hearing set on appeal over denied rezoning near Vulcan Stairway
- Plan to seek use of Hunters' Point Shipyard from Navy; vote not shown.
- Charter amendment on uniformed Police and Fire salaries had consideration temporarily postponed, so no decision was made.
- Late claim by [name withheld] and others; result not shown here.
- Repair work at 236-246 Laussat Street charged to the property
- Board meets again May 7 to discuss city workers' pay
- Support for permanent part-time jobs for city workers proposed.
- Street artist sales spots rule put off to June 28.
- $36,971.78 for the Transit Preferential Street Program put off
- City calls for halt to Inner Richmond traffic barriers
- An item from the Legislative and Personnel Committee, recommended as Do Not Submit, was taken up; its outcome is not printed here.
- Proposed rule adds tree permit applications to central permit intake.
- Charter amendment on carmen salaries and benefits was amended in committee of the whole and continued to 2:00 p.m. August 24, 1976.
- Proposal to block more frequent Muni service.
- Supervisors took a break to discuss security matters
- Subpoenas approved in airports commissioner suspension case
- City plan to avoid firms that discriminate against Jewish people still pending.
- Policy against firms discriminating against Jewish people put off.
- Harney Way land rezoned for an office and motel complex
- Subject not in this record; outcome not shown here.
- Ordinance extending the Chief Administrative Officer's term was listed for final passage; outcome appears on the next page.
- Hearing set on appeal over land-use change near Egbert Avenue
- City backing for Bay Area transit funding approved, with changes
- Campaign contribution rules delayed to April 25.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Proposed landmark status for [name withheld] House; decision delayed.
- Deadline to apply for Status of Women commission extended to June 10
- Congress urged to pass a bill on national park transport
- Payment of $5,567 to settle a training firm's lawsuit delayed.
- New Hetch Hetchy power rates set for public hearing.
- New Hetch Hetchy power rates set for public hearing.
- Hearing set on rezoning at Santa Barbara Avenue and Bepler Street
- Castro Theater landmark status voted down; a reversal was sought
- Castro Theater landmark status put off; sent back to committee.
- The Board continued to August 1, 1977 a hearing on amending the Yerba Buena Center redevelopment plan to allow senior housing on one block.
- The Board continued to August 1, 1977 an ordinance amending the Yerba Buena Center redevelopment plan to allow senior housing.
- North of Market (Tenderloin) named for home repair program; vote put off.
- Loan cap for guest rooms in repair program put off.
- Change to advisory group for home repair program put off.
- Rent increase limits in repair-program areas put off.
- Supporters' argument for Proposition D, airport bonds, approved
- Supporters' argument for Proposition O, city contract payments, approved
- McAllister Street closed one afternoon between Gough and Laguna Streets
- Radio station's election-forum request put off to September 26.
- City backs a 'lifeline' sewer rate; asks Washington to allow it
- Sleeping in Union Square and Washington Square would be banned
- Air space over four streets given to the Yerba Buena Center
- Priorities for federal home-repair loans in North of Market proposed.
- Plan to change who sits on rehab advisory committee.
- North of Market (Tenderloin) proposed as rehab area.
- Housing for the elderly on Brotherhood Way refused a rezoning
- Sheriff Hongisto's leave put off; City Attorney asked to investigate.
- 300 Lake Street rezoned for two-family housing
- Airport $350,000 bond spending for fees; decision delayed.
- Legislation ordered on tenant terms at 66 Cleary Court apartments
- Board hears appeal against Public Works' rejection of a 24-unit condominium conversion at 1450 Greenwich Street.
- Legislation ordered on tenant terms in the 1740 Franklin Street conversion
- Board's labor negotiator funding of $15,958 put off.
- Fire rules for self-service gas stations proposed.
- Self-service station fire rules put off to April 3.
- Special permission refused for the block at Castro and Fourteenth Streets
- Changes to rehab-area advisory panel sent back to committee.
- Proposed change to how setback disputes on building permits are heard.
- Review of home-area rules extended four months, to September 20
- State funding request for county social services; vote not shown.
- City opposes closing Presidio and Letterman; vote not shown.
- Request for state ban on Nazi-style uniforms later reversed.
- Public Works' rejection of a condo map to be overruled, with conditions
- Appeal against Public Works' disapproval of a 12-unit condominium conversion map at 3140 Clay Street was continued.
- Aging commission rules and advisory councils approved over mayor's veto
- City asks state to amend and pass regional planning bill AB 3543
- Bill ordered for tenant protections at 2130 Leavenworth conversion
- Rules for cancelling building permit applications still pending.
- Consideration of a pending charter amendment was put off until August 7, 1978.
- Charter amendment to merge the Tax Collector into the Treasurer's office was repeatedly voted on for submission to voters; the last vote rescinded a prior vote.
- Ice Follies allowed the Hayes Street sidewalk beside Civic Auditorium
- Age-65 job rule change pulled from voters' ballot
- Supervisors Kopp, Pelosi and Milk proposed a transit commission charter amendment, but the Board tabled it.
- Federal study of city permit office proposed; outcome not shown.
- City pledge to expand childcare put off to September.
- Supervisors' rule change on committee seats in emergencies put off.
- Tenant protection conditions for the 2299 Sacramento Street condominium conversion adopted; clerk to draft legislation overturning Public Works' rejection.
- Hearing opened on the 1966 Pacific Avenue condominium conversion appeal
- Conditions on building conversion: tenant moving costs and buy-back rights
- Housing rules review extended two months, to November 20
- Subdivision allowed at 1966 Pacific Avenue over the department's objection
- Rules on changing land use and building setbacks sent back to committee.
- Appeal of the Public Works refusal of a 23-unit condominium conversion map at 1200 Sacramento Street was continued.
- Appeal against rejection of a 45-unit condominium conversion at 455 Vallejo Street was heard; the decision continues onward.
- Election office money for contracts and data work proposed.
- City honours [name withheld] for environmental leadership.
- City honours a resident for environmental leadership
- The Board continued an appeal over a nine-unit condominium conversion at 2315 Divisadero Street to November 27, 1978.
- Appeal against disapproval of a ten-unit condominium conversion at 1155 Filbert Street was continued to December 18, 1978.
- Rules on where adult bookstores and theaters may open put off.
- Appeal on a building and parking change at 4900 Mission Street near Alemany Boulevard was continued to January 29, 1979.
- Taylor/Teevan Advertising allowed to close Union Street for a photo shoot
- Union Street closed early one morning to photograph an advertisement
- Supervisor Gonzales keeps seat on Golden Gate Bridge board
- An appeal from a Public Works Director decision was heard as a Committee of the Whole; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Freeze on new Union Street bars and restaurants extended
- Stadium tax waived on tickets $5 or less; not final yet.
- Appeal heard on the 244-unit conversion at 6-8 Locksley Avenue
- Vote on a planning decision put off to February 20.
- Emergency car fuel rationing rules approved.
- Appeal against conditions on a twelve-unit condominium conversion at 2230 Francisco Street was continued to February 26, 1979.
- Fire-safety rules for apartment basements sent back to committee.
- Apartment fee exemptions and sale-inspection fee sent back to committee.
- Tenant protection rules for building subdivisions delayed to April 9.
- An amendment to the Subdivision Code, various sections, is under consideration; its outcome appears on the next page.
- Public Defender moves $4,050 into temporary staff pay
- Board voted to prepare a resolution disapproving Public Works' rejection of a 15-unit condo conversion at 237 Arguello Boulevard.
- $4,262 for Moscone and Milk memorial service; not yet final.
- Rival gasoline sales rules set aside; nothing changed.
- Proposed tenant protections for a condominium conversion were refused adoption and continued to May 21, 1979.
- Fire budget changes, including fireboat Phoenix funding, put on hold.
- Pause on converting rentals into condos extended
- Subdivision approved with conditions at 3100 Washington and 2101 Baker Streets
- The Board began a hearing on an appeal from a Public Works director's decision; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Hearing opened on appeal over 2875 Jackson Street condo plan
- Proposed condo rules and advisory group still pending.
- Condo rules change put off until June 25.
- Condo conversion pause extended to July 16, 1979
- Condo rules put off to July 2, 1979.
- Condominium rules changes postponed for later vote.
- Appeal heard against a conditionally approved six-unit condominium conversion at 2329 Divisadero Street; outcome not printed here.
- Tenant filing rules under rent control approved
- Environmental approval for Yerba Buena plan changes put off.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Supervisors Pelosi and Molinari sent Urban Partners' letter on a 2130 Leavenworth Street condominium map to the City Attorney.
- Joint Board and Redevelopment Agency hearing opened on proposed amendments to the Yerba Buena Center redevelopment plan; outcome continues next page.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Yerba Buena plan to add hotel site and market-rate housing.
- Supervisor Pelosi asked the Redevelopment Agency to explore a sports centre in Yerba Buena, next to the convention center.
- Police and fire pay rates put off to August 17.
- Police and fire pay rates put off to August 17.
- Muni operator pay schedules put off to August 17.
- Muni operator budget changes put off to August 17.
- Transit operator pay and benefit rules put off to August 17.
- Condominium map proposed for 3065 Clay Street
- Sewer plan change to separate rain and sewage sent back to committee.
- Condominium map approved for Portola Tower at 960 Sacramento Street
- Condominium map approved for 1155 Pine Street
- Map of the condominium subdivision at 2925 California Street approved after a public hearing with no objections.
- Westside sewer project policy vote put off to later.
- Planning review of proposed mixed home-and-shop zones extended six months
- Condo-conversion appeal at 2238 Hyde Street postponed to October 9.
- $80,000 shift from traffic program to council salaries delayed.
- The appeal over 1111 Pine Street is withdrawn and filed
- Board continued a proposed hearing on conditional use permits for tall wireless antennas near homes to November 5, 1979.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Air space over Minna and Natoma Streets closed for good
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Swinerton and [name withheld] allowed street space while building 101 Lombard Street
- Sansome and Lombard Streets matter put off to November 26
- Pause on demolishing or converting residential hotel rooms approved
- Unfit housing exemption from controls put off to January 14, 1980.